“Everything existing in the Universe is the fruit of chance and necessity.” -Democritus                 Evolution is the process of transmission of hereditary results of mutational changes and the eventual establishment of new species. Embryology is the science of biology of … Continue reading →

It may well be for all the complexity of the feather and the limb, the human head and its contents are the crowning success of evolution. The human head is the most complex part of our body. The three pound … Continue reading →

In this blogspot we will consider the amazing bird wing and the human hand. Surely, argue the Creationists, the feathered bird’s wing and the human hand in all their engineering splendor, near infinite complexity, and marvelously coordinated function must have … Continue reading →

This is the final blog post in the series about abortion. The opinions and the research contained in this post–as in the previous two on the subject–were ignited in the present author by his writing in his most recent work: … Continue reading →

The evidence described in blogposts 10-14 brings us back to the question of how it is that bacterial flagellae, the eye of a fly, the engineering feat that is the flight feather of a bird, and the human hand and … Continue reading →

The burgeoning fields of molecular genetics, evolutionary development, and the study of genes revolutionized the understanding of evolution and began to allow great insight into not only what happened as fossil studies showed, but how evolution took place. 9. Study … Continue reading →

Most people have at least a passing level of knowledge in the primary non-molecular evidence area of evolution—the study of fossils. 8.  Chronology-Fossil and Stratigraphy, Radioelement Dating: There are two major methods of dating the age of the earth and … Continue reading →

To continue the discussion that came to the present author as a result of doing research for his Trojan Horse in the Belly of the Beast Trilogy, every day, we are bombarded with scenes of murder and mistreatment of women … Continue reading →

Every year, I go through a personal and family ritual that sears my emotions. To understand why, it is important to envision the place. It is a small town cemetery that has been in place for a little over 150 … Continue reading →

  Comparative anatomy—Closely related organisms share anatomical similarities. American deer, bears, and men have bone structure and musculature that are remarkably similar. Apes and humans are even closer. Molecular biological studies have confirmed the direct correlation of many structures in … Continue reading →